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UF/IFAS Extension Nassau County
» About Author: kathywarner
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kathywarner
Nassau County Master Gardener Volunteer Posting for Horticulture Agent
Posts by kathywarner:
Q: What kind of fertilizer should I use?
Q: What is wrong with my sweet gum tree?
Q: I have this beautiful tree growing wild on the side of my yard. Can you tell me what it is?
Q: We bought 2 spiral junipers and transplanted them to new pots. They continue to get browner every day. What can we do to save them?
Q: In your butterfly class you taught the sassafras tree was a good larval food source for some of the swallowtail butterflies. Can you tell me more about the tree?
Q I just moved here and I discovered this small little tree in my backyard. Do you know what it is?
Q: What is causing the growths on my bay tree leaves?
Q: My wife and I recently were visiting Nassau and wanted to know the name of the trees with orange flowers which appear to be growing all over the area.
Q: Do you have any suggestions for smaller growing pines?
Q: What is your opinion about keeping slash pines on residential property?
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